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…was to reappear in the roman d’aventure: that of faithful lovers parted by accident or design and reunited only after numerous adventures. Direct connection, however, can be proved only in the case of the tale of Apollonius of Tyre, presumably deriving from a lost Greek original but known through a…

…1200–22), French poet, author of romances of adventure, whose work rejected the fey atmosphere and serious morality that had distinguished the poetry of his predecessor Chrétien de Troyes in favour of a half-nostalgic, half-flippant portrayal of high society—the idyllic picnic, the bathing in the spring, the exchange of girdles and…